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Web Axe now on Twitter

You can now follow Web Axe on Twitter under the username WebAxe. Better yet, use the web-accessible version of Twitter, Accessible Twitter.

One reply on “Web Axe now on Twitter”

Thanks for providing info about the user name.

Adrian reminds us that "Not All Screen Reader Users Are Blind" https://t.co/mtp1P4NgPt #a11y - about 2 days ago
Using HTML landmark roles to improve accessibility https://t.co/SCeeiG8QXi by Schalk Neethling via MDN #a11y #webdev #html - about 4 days ago
What we've learned about designing for accessibility from our users - Slack design https://t.co/hnOU5Cjl9i #a11y #slack #UIDesign - about 4 days ago
display: contents considered harmful https://t.co/eIiMReaFsL #a11y #webdev #css - about 4 days ago
"The more ARIA attributes that were present, the more detected accessibility errors could be expected."… https://t.co/vU9dZVSHhW - about 1 week ago
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